April 18, 200620 yr I'm surprised no one has commented on Rick Spielman suddenly getting a job as an ESPN football analyst, probably just because it's getting close to the draft. The same guy that screwed up several recent 'Phins drafts now gets to blabber on TV about what he doesn't know. How fun. And you wonder why he didn't get another GM job after his firing....
April 18, 200620 yr I'm surprised no one has commented on Rick Spielman suddenly getting a job as an ESPN football analyst, probably just because it's getting close to the draft. The same guy that screwed up several recent 'Phins drafts now gets to blabber on TV about what he doesn't know. How fun. And you wonder why he didn't get another GM job after his firing.... he worked for ESPN all of last year also...it isn't new that he is there
April 18, 200620 yr it also isn't the first time ESPN hired a former GM that had no idea what the f*** they were talking about. see: BBTN
April 18, 200620 yr Spielman is the NFL draft analyst that every team should pay attention to (find out what he thinks, then do the opposite)
April 18, 200620 yr ESPN has a track record of adding stupid-ass GMs that screw up teams to their cast. First Steve Phillips, now Rick Speilman.
April 18, 200620 yr Author Spielman is the NFL draft analyst that every team should pay attention to (find out what he thinks, then do the opposite) lol
April 18, 200620 yr ESPN has a track record of adding stupid-ass GMs that screw up teams to their cast. First Steve Phillips, now Rick Speilman. That's because the good GMs have GM jobs.
April 19, 200620 yr ESPN has a track record of adding stupid-ass GMs that screw up teams to their cast. First Steve Phillips, now Rick Speilman. That's because the good GMs have GM jobs. Very true, but at this stage, they should just choose the #1 fantasy football player overall and have him give analysis. That individual wouldn't be any worse than the partially-trained apes on TV already.
April 19, 200620 yr Author ESPN has a track record of adding stupid-ass GMs that screw up teams to their cast. First Steve Phillips, now Rick Speilman. That's because the good GMs have GM jobs. Very true, but at this stage, they should just choose the #1 fantasy football player overall and have him give analysis. That individual wouldn't be any worse than the partially-trained apes on TV already. Agreed.
April 19, 200620 yr ESPN has a track record of adding stupid-ass GMs that screw up teams to their cast. First Steve Phillips, now Rick Speilman. That's because the good GMs have GM jobs. Very true, but at this stage, they should just choose the #1 fantasy football player overall and have him give analysis. That individual wouldn't be any worse than the partially-trained apes on TV already. i would definitely take that over Rick
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